Elektriliste

Elektriliste is a word in the Estonian language. It is the genitive plural form of the adjective elektriline, meaning electrical or related to electricity. In grammatical use, elektriliste appears before a noun in genitive plural, as in elektriliste seadmete (electrical equipment) or elektriliste komponentide (electrical components). It is not a standalone noun.

Etymology and form: The adjective elektriline is derived from the noun elektri/elekter meaning electricity and the common Estonian adjective suffix -iline. The form elektriliste specifically marks genitive plural agreement and is used when the head noun is in genitive plural, such as “elektriliste seadmete hind” (the price of electrical devices).

Usage: Elektriliste is widely used in technical, industrial, and consumer language to describe things related to electricity or electrical systems. It appears in manuals, specifications, and product descriptions, and in compound terms that name electrical devices, circuits, or components. Examples include elektriliste seadmete kasutusjuhendid (user manuals for electrical equipment) and elektriliste ühenduste skeemid (schemes of electrical connections).

See also: elekter or elekter (electricity), elektriline (electrical in base form), elektrotehnika (electrical engineering). The term is part of a broader vocabulary for energy, electronics, and infrastructure in Estonian.

Notes: Like many Estonian adjectives, elektriline and its genitive plural elektriliste agree with the noun they modify in number and case. The form elektriliste is routine in contexts describing multiple electrical items in a genitive relation.